We've had an exceptionally warm fall so far, which has prolonged macro season quite a bit! Last year I shot my last dragonfly/damselfly on October 7th, and this year I got a bunch of shots just yesterday, October 23rd. And there's even no sub-freezing-point night in the forecast for the next two weeks. Dragonflies in November?
So here are a couple from the last few days.
1) A wide-angle close-up of a bumble bee pollinating an aster flower, whose bush that was just in total bloom this weekend at the Montreal Botanical Garden:
2) A portrait shot of a Spotted Spreadwing damselfly at 2:1 plus a moderate crop. Frame is about 10mm wide:
Last edited by Doundounba; 10-25-2017 at 05:13 AM.
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